Lance Armstrong is a journalist who writes for various publications, including Ralph Alldredge, attorney, SlideShare, Elk Grove Citizen, and galtheraldonline.com. His articles cover a range of topics, including community events, local news, historical research, and political campaigns.
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By: Lance Armstrong
The Calaveras County Cattlemen’s Association (CCCA) recently honored John Tiscornia, a longtime San Andreas cattleman who died at the age of 81 in January 2020. Tiscornia became the first recipient of the association’s Appreciation Award, which was created to celebrate CCCA members who dedicated years of their lives supporting the association, the livestock industry, Calaveras County and their local communities. […]
55 YEARS AGO – Jan. 14, 1970 Oliver elected president of saddle club – Mrs. Al (Mickle) Oliver of Big Trees Park took office as president of the Calaveras Saddle Club on January 5. She appointed the following committee chairmen: Mrs. Gerald Heintz, Angels Camp, publicity; Mrs. Ted Sake, Arnold, parade; Jay Truelock, Vallecito, and Ray Callahan, San Andreas, co-chairmen […]
San Andreas resident Lucy Thein is easing into retirement after recently ending her longtime service as the executive director of the Calaveras County Senior Center.
With the arrival of 2025, the new year brings new state laws, including those pertaining to retail theft, minimum wage, cannabis cafes, and parking near intersections or crosswalks. Altogether, lawmakers in the Golden State passed about 1,200 bills that take effect in the new year. Some of these laws are described as follows: Organized retail theft Through a new law […]
By: Lance Armstrong
Angels Camp resident Orlando Gonzales is an expert in the fashion industry, having worked on the hair and makeup of well-known personalities, including his close friend, the famous actress, singer and dancer Liza Minelli. He is now back on the scene, working online as a professional fashion personality assessor. Using the Zoom application for his program, Gonzales is offering the […]
By: Lance Armstrong
55 YEARS AGO – Jan. 21, 1970 County elected officials’ salary increases OK’d – Salary increases for nine elected officials in Calaveras County were approved Monday by the Board of Supervisors. The raises, which will bring the officials up to a nine-county average, will become effective on January 4, 1971, when the new terms of office begin. In addition […]
By: Lance Armstrong
The Calaveras County Board of Supervisors, on Jan. 14, voted 4-0 to adopt an ordinance to protect historic buildings and structures in the county that are at least 75 years old or listed as significant by state or federal authorities. Due to his position as the director of the Angels Camp Museum, Chair Martin Huberty abstained from the vote. In […]
55 YEARS AGO – Jan. 21, 1970 CUSD trustees vote to oppose school split – Trustees of the Calaveras Unified School District voted 4-2 Monday night to oppose any split of their unified school district. Board Chairman Bill Riedel abstained from voting and trustee Grace James of Hathaway Pines said she was opposed to the board taking any stand […]
By: Lance Armstrong
With the continued threat of flooding along Cosgrove Creek in Valley Springs, about 35 residents of that area attended a town hall meeting on this issue on Jan. 14. Several of the attendees voiced their frustrations and fears related to living in or near this river’s flood zone. The meeting was presented by Calaveras County’s Office of Emergency Services at […]
75th anniversary of Eastern Star chapter – The 75th anniversary of Chapter 135 Order of Eastern Star will be celebrated Saturday, January 31 in the local Masonic Temple (in Angels Camp). The club was instituted on January 29, 1895 by the Tuolumne Star Chapter 123 of Sonora.
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